.int is not open for registration by the public.
Sponsored TLD
.INT domain
.INT domain
explained.
Quick answer
.int is a sponsored TLD run by IANA. It is not open for public registration, so you cannot buy a .int name from any registrar. The .int extension is reserved for international treaty organisations such as the United Nations agencies. If you like the word, pick an open extension such as .com, .pk or .co instead.
1 yrMIN TERM
0 daysTRANSFER LOCK
YesAUTH CODE
YesWHOIS PRIVACY
TypeSponsored TLD
RegistryIANA
RegionWorldwide
Best forInternational treaty organisations only
Term1 to 1 years
Transfer timeNot applicable
DNSSECSupported
Dispute policyUDRP
01 / Overview
What is .int?
The .int extension is reserved for international treaty organisations such as the United Nations agencies. The .int extension was created in 1988 and is one of the oldest top level domains.
This extension is not available for public registration. Only international organisations set up by a treaty between governments can register a .int domain. It is not open to companies or individuals. We keep this page so you can see what .int is and choose a similar extension that is open.
Here is how it looks in real life. This one is not for businesses or people. A Pakistani organisation should use .org or .pk instead.
Terms run from 1 to 1 years. Longer terms lock in the price and avoid yearly reminders. Once a name expires, recovery depends on registry rules.
02 / Requirements checklist
What you need to register .int
!Public registrationNot available
✓AlternativeChoose an open extension such as .com or .pk
03 / Rules and lifecycleRegistration, renewal and
Full .INT policy terms →Registration, renewal and
transfer rules for .int
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
DNSSEC is supported for .int. You can add DS records from your DNS panel once your DNS provider signs the zone.
Public WHOIS and RDAP output for .int is redacted for most personal data. Registration data still has to be accurate, and the registry can ask for it.
08 / FAQ.int questions,
.int questions,
answered simply.
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Ask a questionCan I buy a .int domain?
No. Only international organisations set up by a treaty between governments can register a .int domain. It is not open to companies or individuals. You can pick an open extension with a similar meaning instead, such as .com, .pk or .co.
Who owns .int?
IANA operates .int. The .int extension is reserved for international treaty organisations such as the United Nations agencies.
Why does DomainWalay show .int if it cannot be registered?
Many people search for .int and want to know what it is. This page gives the facts and points you to extensions that are open.
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